That would be awesome how do I contact you to purchase them

Is anyone out there parting out or know where I may be able to find the trim that is above the rear vent window on a 1949 long wheelbase. This piece was misplaced after the restoration, any help would be appreciated.

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Yes mine has a divider window

Here are a few pics,I don't mind painting them I needed to do that on my other lwb

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Yes the front one is correct, they are for the 6" wide wheels so the inside and outside edge need to be even across on the back side I will post a pic of the back side when I get home

I bought a 1949 packard limousine over the weekend, and it has the wrong hubcaps on it.I am looking for a two that fit the 6" wide wheels,any help would be appreciated

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I used Dicks speedometer in Tempe and had nothing but problems and was very unhappy. They were expensive and it doesn't even come close to reading correctly.

The machine shop gave me a refund for their work,but I am still out the money for the cost of the block,the valve guides,and the 130.00 to have it acid dipped.I have a 288 that smokes a little but seems to run good. I think I will put that in the car for now, until I decide to build another 327, Thanks everyone for your support

Thanks for the info, I also noticed there is a intake valve guide where there should be a exhaust guide will that make a difference? The engine is a 327 are the 288 blocks the same if I use my crankshaft and head.

I had a local machine shop replace my valve guides,in the process they damaged my block. Should I still use this block or try finding another,I have a lot invested in the machine work and new parts for this one.

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